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1961May 12

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• One Can's Meat
• Holland Arks and Chinese Junks Will Sail on U.S. Waterways
• Shore to Shore
• STEPINAC GOLFERS WIN; Take School Title in C.Y.O. Tournament at Rye
• WITNESSES SPLIT ON CITY CHARTER; Both Delay and Action Now Urged on Mayor's Unit at First Public Hearing WITNESSES SPLIT ON CHARTER PLAN
• RAPIST SPARED IN SOUTH; Death Sentence for Negro Is Changed to a Life Term
• Books of The Times
• COAL DISPUTE IN BRITAIN; Commons Told Government Sifts Plan on U.S. Imports
• LAOS TALKS HELD IN REBELS' AREA; Site of Later Parley Disputed -- Vientiane Aide Slain
• GEORGIA TECH PLANS TO ADMIT 3 NEGROES
• In The Nation; Some Mixed Signals on the Opposition Front
• STORE TRADE OFF IN ALL DISTRICTS; Volume in Nation Off 10% Last Week From '60 Level
• DEMOCRATS DROP JERSEY TAX BAN; Way Cleared for New Levy as Parties End Meetings
• BERNARD E. SMITH, FINANCIER, DEAD; 'Sell'Em Ben' of Wall Street Made 10 Million in 1930
• Midland-Ross Elects
• Britain Joins Refugee Unit
• Two Big Mergers of Railroads Are Approved by Stockholders; Annual Meetings of Norfolk & Western and Great Northern Back Plans MEETINGS FAVOR 2 RAIL MERGERS
• 6 MIDWEST STATES HARD HIT BY FLOOD
• BRITONS SHIFT TO RIGHT; Labor Party Loses 220 Seats in Town Council Voting
• Ann Brubaker Fiancee Of David Bartholomew
• STATE COLLEGE BACKED; University Trustees Approve Onondaga County Plans
• Sidelights; Picture Is Mixed For TV Sets
• THEOBALD HEARD IN STATE INQUIRY; School Head Appears Before Panel for First Time
• Cholera Kills 123 in Calcutta
• 3 GUILTY IN JERSEY IN $150,000 SWINDLE
• REPUBLICANS ASK TEST TALK LIMIT; Congress Leaders Charge Soviet 'Monumental Stall'
• Boxer Dislikes Verdict So He Heads for Home
• PAY BILL SUPPORTED; House Votes to Raise Ceiling for Economic Advisers
• Censorship Plea Assailed
• RED CHARGE DENIED IN NASSAU DISPUTE
• Senators Beat Tigers With Six Runs in Fifth; KLAUS' 4-RUN BELT PACES 9-4 VICTORY Woodling and Long Also Hit Homers for Nats -- Orioles Set Back Twins, 8-7
• Birth-Control Pioneer; Margaret Sanger
• Food News: A Good Egg; Low Heat Is the Rule When Cooking Picnic, Breakfast or Supper Dishes
• N.Y.U. Nine Beats St. John's in Home Finale for Retiring Coach McCarthy; 6-5 VICTORY SNAPS REDMEN'S STREAK N.Y.U. Takes McCarthy's Home Finale, Stops St. John's Streak at 13
• Petroleum Stocks Rise
• MRS. KENNEDY SETS TRIP; Will Visit Sister in London -- Speculation on President
• DR. YVES R. SIMON, EDUCATOR, 58, DIES; Professor of Philosophy at University of Chicago
• SCHOOL MEET TONIGHT; 70 Track Teams Slated to Compete at Newark
• NATIONAL GYPSUM
• Laotian King Backs Talks
• DEMOCRATIC CHIEF IN HARMONY PLEA; 1,300 Hear Prendergast at Bronx Party's Dinner
• Housing Policies Assailed; Slum Clearance, Urban Renewal Plans Found Wanting
• WESTERN UTILITY REGISTERS GAINS
• TUNISIAN ADVISES CAUTION ON AFRICA; In Address Here He Notes Continent's Diversity
• Donors to View New, Complete Lincoln Center Model
• FRANK LALAK
• BOND SALE SLATED BY NASSAU COUNTY; 20 Million Offering Is to Be Made Early in June
• 50 Feared Buried in Malaya
• Dance Tonight to Aid University Settlement
• EARNINGS SHRINK FOR ALUMINIUM; First-Quarter Income Slips to 24c a Share From 29c in Year-Ago Period COMPANIES ISSUE EARNINGS FIGURES
• WAR INSURANCE ON SHIPS REVISED; U.S. Starts New Program to Underwrite Interim Risks
• African Editor Sentenced
• Herbert Stimell Fiance Of Miss Fredda Fox
• Obituary 1 -- No Title
• JERSEY JOBS INCREASE; Unemployment Falls to 7.8% of Labor Force in April
• Two Works Offered by Composers' Series
• Iowa Names Backfield Coach
• Fire Shuts Part of Tunnel
• AWARD BY TRADE BOARD; David Rockefeller Honored for 'Imaginative Projects'
• MRS. CHOATE'S 81 WINS; Mrs. Hand Second With an 82 at Scarsdale Golf Club
• CANADA TAKES OVER A U.S. SUBMARINE
• POPULATION BOOM TERMED PERILOUS; Indian Sees Threat to Peace -- Mrs. Sanger Is Cited
• Oil Shale Corp. Elects
• HUGH M'DEVITT
• GUTWIRTH WINS TENNIS; Horace Mann Ace Sets Back Schreiber in Four Sets
• LUMBER PRODUCTION 7.4% BELOW 1960'S
• U.S. and Japan at Odds on Use Of Army Base for '64 Olympics; U.S. IRKS JAPANESE ON OLYMPIC AREA
• Everett's Son Takes Dash
• Puerto Rico Ports Unit Picks Chief Executive
• SABOTAGE HINT RISES IN SAHARA AIR CRASH
• New Hambros Bank Chairman
• Surety Group Elects Top Committee Officer
• REDS HAIL ALGERIA ROLE; French Party Claims Credit for Defeat of Mutiny
• Fire Delays BMT Service
• WILLIAM P. GARDNER
• CHURCH IN POLAND FACES NEW TEST; Showdown With Reds Seen on Religious Processions
• Brenda Hosbrook Engaged
• Cotton a Springboard for Economy of Afghanistan; COTTON IMPROVES AFGHAN ECONOMY
• Sanitation Men to Hear Mayor
• Son to R. J. Cunninghams
• ELECTRICIANS GET CIVICS SCHOOLING; 48 in Local 3 Futurian Group Take 2-Hour Course at Night at Columbia STUDENTS THEN TEACH Local Conducts Citizenship Classes for Those Who Have Had No College
• 4 NEGRO COLLEGES GET MILLION GIFT; Rockefeller Fund Contributes Money to Atlanta Center
• NAZI PRISONER SEES HIMSELF IN MOVIE
• Mayer and Sydeman
• FALSE STEP IS 2D IN YONKERS RACE; Apmat, $13.20, Wins Good Time Pace -- 19-20 Choice, Bye Bye Byrd, Is 3d
• TV: Movie Censorship; Atlanta Officials Who Banned 'Never on Sunday' Appear on Provocative Show
• INTEGRATION DRIVE BY Y.W.C.A. URGED
• U.S.O. Signs 3 Companies
• Pender to Fight Downes
• Bonds: Prime Issues in Strong Demand Throughout Market; 15 NEW HIGHS SET BY GOVERNMENTS Non-Financial Corporations Bid for Bills -- Banks Are Buyers of Tax-Exempts
• 8 Hurt as New Bridge Falls
• 3 ENVOYS APPROVED; Morocco, Sierra Leone and Israel Appointees Cleared
• HELEN HAYES STAYS ON; Extends Theatre Guild Stint to Cover Latin America
• HIMSL IN TOP CUB POST; Returns as 'Head Coach' of Club, Replacing Craft
• Esso Manager to Retire
• B-58 Sets Speed Record
• Week-End Market Basket
• 33 Yachts to Race
• FUTURES IN SUGAR UP ON WIDE FRONT; Domestic and World Options Follow Spot Price Rise
• 2 AUTHORS HONORED ON GROUP RELATIONS
• Clark, Fastest at Monte Carlo, Crashes; DRIVER IS UNHURT, AUTO DEMOLISHED Hill, Ginther and Moss Follow Clark in Grand Prix Trials -- Brabham's Car Lags
• BRITISH CIRCULATION UP; Notes in Use Rose 7,141,000 in Week to 2,282,347,000
• JOB RISE IN APRIL HELD SIGNIFICANT; Gain of 384,000 Workers and Longer Factory Week Hailed by U.S. Aides JOB RISE IN APRIL HELD SIGNIFICANT
• Hogan Urges U.S. Laws
• Oslo to Geneva
• Patterned After P.G.A.
• Glickman Elected Chairman
• Argentine Senate to Air Issue
• Banker Is Named Head Of United Hospital Fund
• Plans for West Village
• COMPANIES LEASE LARGER QUARTERS; Concerns Take New Offices in Expansion Moves
• The Proceedings In the U.N.
• DUMPSON DEFENDS CITY CARE OF AGED; Reply to Governor Lays Lag to State's Means Test
• JAY F. KRAKAUER, CIVIL ENGINEER, 67; Consultant Here Is Dead -- Also a Teacher and Poet
• Judith Dunn, Vassar Alumna, Is Engaged to Gerald P. Grant
• COMPANIES PLAN MAJOR FINANCING; Gimbel Brothers, Lorillard, Vic Tanny Slate Issues
• WALTER H. BREUER DIES; Reichhold Chemicals Official Killed in German Crash
• KENYA ASSEMBLY OPEN; Nairobi Crowd Demonstrates -- Kenyatta's Release Asked
• DEFENSE AIDE NAMED; Kennedy Chooses Rubel to Head Research Set-Up
• RECORDINGS COLLECTED; Yale Library Receives Gift of Phonograph Disks
• Explorer Traces Vikings
• Hallstein Gets Europe Award
• TEST IS POSITIVE ON LUTZ' WINNER; Drug Found in Concert Tour -- Whitley Beats Choice
• U.S.-Soviet Space Efforts Compared; "PROJECT: MAN IN SPACE," seen here last night on Channel 11, merits the adjectives informative and interesting.
• Article 2 -- No Title
• Senator Scott Charges Kennedy With Attempt to Suppress News; Pennsylvanian Calls Trend 'Drastic' and 'Dangerous' -- Editor Assails Russell
• Liquor Officials Elect
• Brazil Cuts Down on Racing
• Jersey School Bond Loses
• Even Toddlers Set Style Pace On the Beach
• AUSSIES' 402 FOR 8 TAKE CRICKET LEAD
• Empire Trust Chooses New Executive Officer
• LAWMAKERS CLASH WITH A TAX WITNESS
• ALLAN B. HUSSANDER
• Article 5 -- No Title
• HOUSE COMMITTEE ASKS IF THE ICBM CAN WORK IN WAR; But McNamara Says Tests Have Proved That It Will -- Two Experts Cited PANEL QUESTIONS ICBM WAR VALUE
• Two Soldiers Die in Accident
• Reappraisal in Thailand
• SENATE GETS BILL TO GOVERN SPORTS; Pro Football, Hockey Would Gain Antitrust Exemption
• 12-STORY BUILDING ON E. 33D ST. SOLD; Loft Figures in Two Deals -- 3d Ave. Garage Leased
• U.S. Team to Attempt Everest
• Insect Laboratory Proposed
• Toynbee Statement Criticized
• Utility Plans Stock Sale
• City Hails Bourguiba at Parade; Tunisian Head Asks Ever-Increasing Ties With U.S.
• New Brink's Thieves Miss Out
• AUSTIN LESTRANGE SR.
• BUSINESS LOANS DROP 71 MILLION; Dip in Week to Wednesday Comes After No Change for Period Last Year GOLD STOCK INCREASES Federal Reserve Bank Here Notes Rise of 5 Million in Nation's Supply BUSINESS LOANS DROP 71 MILLION
• Church Names Head of Education
• Walsh -- Erbacher
• 'NORMAL' MAN SITS FOR HIS PORTRAIT; 3 Psychiatrists Find He Is Stable and Contented, but a Little Dull Withal IMAGINATION IS LIMITED Marital Discord Is Absent, and Aspirations Are Said to Be Not Very High
• Fifth Ave. Coach Management Assails Dissident Stockholder; FIFTH AVE. COACH SCORES DISSIDENT
• Moving of Tshombe Denied
• Luce Lauer Betrothed To Medical Student
• I.B.M. CONSIDERING SUBURBAN OFFICES; Plans 'Experiment' on Shift of Manhattan Headquarters
• STOCKS IN LONDON IN WIDE ADVANCE; Industrial Index at Peak -Cunard Shares Slump
• Heroic Aid to Jews by Gentiles Recounted at Eichmann's Trial; Survivors of Nazi Purges in Oslo, Rome and Copenhagen Tell of Escapes -- Nuremberg Affidavits Cited
• Encyclopedia Publisher Elects a Vice President
• TEMPLE SCHOOL BEGUN; Emanu-El Breaks Ground for Lowenstein Auditorium
• Of Local Origin
• Betsy Rawls Leads With 71
• City Savings, Brooklyn, Fills President's Post
• U.S. Aids Town of Rockland
• CURRAN TO MEET WITH HOFFA TODAY; Tension Rises on Teamster Role in Maritime Unions
• Wild Colors Ready For School in Fall
• Bangu Wins in Oslo, 3-1
• Ranco in Japanese Deal
• TRAFFIC SAFETY GAINS; I.C.C. Reports Dip in Deaths in Motor Carrier Accidents
• Joe Shugrue, Boxer, Dies at 66; One of 3 to Knock Out Leonard
• JUDGE WON'T FREE PRICE-FIXING DATA; Upholds Juries' Secrecy in Electric Trust Cases
• LAOS TALK FACES DELAY IN ABSENCE OF TRUCE REPORT; Rusk Will Not Join Geneva Parley, Scheduled Today, Till Cease-Fire Is Sure GROMYKO IS INFORMED 3-Nation Panel in Battle Area Dispatches a Note for Britain and Soviet LAOS TALK FACES DELAY IN GENEVA
• U.S. SEEKS EASING OF WIRETAP CURBS; Would Allow Use of Data in State and Federal Trials
• Auto Labor's New Model
• BUILDER QUITS POST; Schenker Resigns as Head of Webb &. Knapp Unit
• Major Task at Geneva; Defining Exact Meaning of Neutrality For Laos Expected to Keynote Talks
• BAILEY SEES RIFT IN STATE ENDING; In Buffalo, He Says Dispute Will Be Settled Soon
• Checks on C.I.A.; Dangers of Compartmentalizing of Policy and Operations Stressed
• Advertising: Clients Shun TV Newscasts
• Perth Amboy Hospital Elects
• HAROLD J. DONOVAN
• CURRAN CAUTIONS ON CONTRACT TALK; Cites N.M.U. Demands as Bargaining Opens Here
• Erhard Confers in Portugal
• Zigzaggers Given Red Light in Move To End Auto Jams
• Auto Output Expected At '61 High This Week
• Rails on Defensive in Congress, Says Water Operators' Leader
• HOUSE UNIT SEEKS O.A.S. CUBA ACTION; Foreign Affairs Group Cites Danger to Hemisphere
• 2 DENOMINATIONS ACHIEVE MERGER; Action Combines Unitarians and Universalists
• City 'Gripemobile' Will Extend Visits To Five Boroughs
• Utility Sets Up Credit
• U.S. AIDE DENIES CONFLICT ON LOAN; Head of Export Bank Tied to Concerns in Argentine Oil
• Ars Nova Program
• Moore Warms Up for Rinaldi With a Few Scorching Remarks
• CARACAS OBTAINING 110 MILLION CREDIT
• MALDEN MAY QUIT FILMS FOR STAGE; Willing to Try Lincoln Center Repertory for 2 Years
• NAGLE CARDS A 65 WITH HOLE-IN-ONE; Beman, Palmer, Hogan Next With 68's at Fort Worth
• GROSSET & DUNLAP IN STOCK OFFERING; 436,086 Shares Marketed at $29 in First Public Sale
• Lutheran Women's Unit Elects
• Fashion, City's Largest Industry, Draws Talent From Three Local Schools; High School and Colleges Offer Varied Curriculum
• Sports of The Times; Viewing With Alarm
• PRINTER'S OUSTER UPHELD BY PANEL; Arbitrators, 3 to 2, Stress Resultant Times Stoppage
• Contract Bridge; New English Book Contains Latest Word on Winning Rubber Bridge
• MANHATTAN TOPS PRINCETON, 3 TO 1; O'Leary Sparks Jaspers With 3 Hits in 4 Trips
• LIVESTOCK IN CHICAGO
• KENNEDY OFFERS PLAN TO COMBAT JUVENILE CRIMES; Urges a 5-Year Program to Curb Delinquency -- Cost Is 10 Million First Year CABINET GROUP SET UP Attorney General Will Head Agency -- A 'Total Attack' Proposed to Congress KENNEDY VOICES YOUTH CRIME PLEA
• Kennedy and Ribicoff Letters on Youth Problems
• ALVIN E. CHASE
• COMPANY MEETINGS
• Johnson Assures Saigon Of Aid in Army Build-Up; Military and Other Backing Against Reds Pledged in Speech to South Vietnam Assembly -- He Sees Ngo Dinh Diem JOHNSON PLEDGES SAIGON U.S. HELP
• Act of Congress Reunites a Family
• After the Javits 'No'
• Babka's Toss in Record Books
• New Yorker in Milwaukee Deal
• Pakistan Storm Dead at 185
• SYRACUSE LAWYER IS NAMED TO P.S.C.
• Adding to Air Pollution
• U.S. CARLOADINGS 15.3% BELOW 1960; Truck Tonnage Also Is Less Than Last Year's
• Nun Who Died in '22 Is Proclaimed a Saint
• Parents of Three Gifted Children Question Jersey Education Law
• MSGR. JOHN ROBINSON
• Pan Am Ordered to Divest Itself Of Its 50% Interest in Panagra; District Judge Rules Against Airline in Antitrust Suit Begun 7 Years Ago -- Loss Shown for Quarter PAN AM ORDERED TO DROP PANAGRA
• ELECTRIC CLAIM FILED; Coast Utility Asks 15 Million Damages From 6 Concerns
• LUMUMBA INQUIRY OPENS; Legal Experts of 3 Lands Convene at U.N.
• Mrs. Raubvogel Has Son
• JUDGES ALLOTTED PRIVATE PARKING; Curb Near Court Building Is Reserved for Their Cars
• CROWELL-COLLIER BIDS FOR SCHOOL; Publisher Seeks Tenders of La Salle Extension Stock
• AIRLINES ACCUSED OF IGNORING CARGO; Quesada Urges Carriers to Drop Inertia on Freight
• Cuba Presses Defense Plans
• Mrs. Rosenbloom Rewed
• FREE CURRENCY RATES
• OLD SCHOOLS GET SPOT CHECKS HERE; Officials Inspect 3 and Find Modernizing Needed
• Developers of Atomic Weapon Get $25,000 Award
• MRS. TRACY VICTOR IN NEW JERSEY GOLF
• Soft Coal Output Drops
• El Salvador Ousts Plotters
• Barter Theatre Prize Won by Hume Cronyn
• DEFENSE-STRIKE BAN URGED BY M'CLELLAN
• Arizona Nine Qualifies Again
• Washington Proceedings
• Critic at Large; Cares of the World Lose Sway to Art at State University of Iowa Campus
• Article 4 -- No Title
• Maglio Frees Girl In Raid-Drill Case; JUDGE FREES GIRL IN DRILL PROTEST
• NAVY ORDER BLAMED IN TOWER DISASTER
• MICHAEL CAMILLONE
• Harnisch's 2,665 Leads Bowling; Chase Is 2d After 12 Games in $75,000 Jersey Tourney
• Threat by Judge Charged
• Security Inquiry in Britain Set in Wake of Spy Cases; SECURITY INQUIRY IS SET BY BRITAIN
• KENNEDYS GET PERMIT; President's Parents to Widen Pier at Hyannis Harbor
• Federal Aid to the Schools II
• Start of Asian Tour
• Adolph Syska, Engineer, Dies; Worked on U. N. Headquarters
• SYRIANS SEIZE 2 'SPIES'; Turks Reported Caught While Receiving Military Secrets
• GOVERNMENT PLANS NEWS CENTER HERE
• ARTHUR MURRAY, 76, SERVED ELECTROLUX
• OIL MEN AT ODDS ON IMPORT RULES; Independents, Big Concerns Disagree on Revisions
• Wiltwyck School To Be Assisted By Art Display; Mrs. Roosevelt Will Be Honor Guest at Kings Point Event Monday
• UNCERTAIN TONE HOLDS IN STOCKS; Average Drops 0.59 Point -- 575 Issues Advance and 479 Decline VOLUME IS AT 5,170,000 Lack of Pattern in Market Puzzling to Observers -Business News Mixed UNCERTAIN TONE HOLDS IN STOCKS
• SOCONY VESSELS WIN; Inland Water Safety Contest Covers Barges and Tugs
• Castro Denounces U.S. Bases
• IFete for Queens Palsy FundI
• Member Banks' Borrowings Rose $3,000,000 During the Week
• Identical Twins Are Given Identical Awards at N.Y.U.; Henry and Harvey Levinson, who were born almost twenty-two years ago, have done most things together. Yesterday they both received the Julius Ochs Adler Prize of New York University.
• Ben-Gurion to Visit Canada
• Ann Miller Gets Divorce
• Article 3 -- No Title
• Canadian Bank Rate Falls
• CHAIRMAN OF F.C.C. TO AIR HIS VIEWS; Minow Will Be Interviewed Sunday on C.B.S.-TV
• Soviet Reports Distance to Sun Is Less Than U.S. Studies Show
• MUSIC NOTES
• Twin Double Pays $7,490
• Classics Scholar Turns Research Into Furniture
• YANKS WILL FACE LARY AT STADIUM; Bombers Must Deal With Tiger Nemesis Tonight
• HOUSE EXTENDS LAW ON MEXICAN LABOR
• Books-Authors
• BRUMEL LEAPS 7-1 7/8; Shavlakadze, Bolshov High Jump 6-11 1/8 Outdoors
• SOYBEANS MIXED; MOST GRAINS RISE; Corn Prices Up 5/8 to 1 1/8C in Active Trading
• Eisenhower Group Will Scrutinize Kennedy Policies; Eisenhower and Former Aides To Scrutinize Kennedy Policies
• SCHOOL-AID BILL GAINS IN SENATE; Panel Votes 12-2 in Backing 2.5 Billion Measure
• L.I. Catholic Charities Drive
• BISON SKATER HAILED; Maloney of Buffalo Is Named Most Valuable in League
• Plainfield Union Water Co.
• GHANAIANS SEIZED IN ANGOLA REVOLT; Portugal Reports 71 Taken in West African Fighting -- Puts Dead at 1,000 71 Ghanaians Seized in Angola; Lisbon Says They Aided Rebels
• U.S. Uncovers Big Ring Selling Illegally to Reds
• Wood, Field and Stream; Striped Bass Abundant on Both Shores of Long Island With No Let-Up Seen
• Realty Equities Join Syndicate in Canada
• NEW REGIME IN IRAN TO STRESS REFORMS
• 3 SENATORS SCORE VOTE-FUND SIT-UP; Each Offers a Reform Plan as Hearings Begin
• CASHMORE RITES ATTENDED BY 1,000; Wagner, Farley, Prendergast at Funeral in Brooklyn
• Bankers Are Warned Against Competition
• AFRICAN LEADER WARNS OF STRIFE; Apartheid Foe Says Strike May Bring New Violence
• Plans Advanced For Fete to Aid Walker School; 'Carnival!' Performance May 25 Will Benefit Scholarship Fund
• MRS. GUS ROGERS DIES; Retired Actress, 89, Appeared With Husband in Routine
• Meeting Is Postponed
• Spellman Recovery Continues
• Physician Is Fiance Of Irene Andresen
• Cleaning Contract Let
• SHOW IS PLANNED BY S.J. PERELMAN; Humorist Long Absent From Stage Is Writing Bill
• Mutuel Clerk's Mistake Costs $10, Earns $968
• COMMODITIES INDEX AT 86.8 WEDNESDAY
• Art: The Frick Fills Important Gap; 'Sermon on the Mount' Acquired by Museum Claude Lorraine Work Goes on View Today
• Cuba Seizes Film Concerns
• Theatre: San Francisco; The Actor's Workshop Gives 'Misalliance'
• Boys to Box Tonight
• Dominion Tar Extends Offer
• M'NAMARA GIVES HIS NEWS POLICY; It Is: Public Should Not Be Misled Nor Enemy Aided
• TREES SET TO MUSIC; 19 Ginkgos, Donated to City, Planted Along 57th St.
• BANK CLEARINGS CLIMB; Check Turnover Soared 9.9% in Week From '60 Level
• Kennedys in Florida for a Holiday
• Ex-Knick Coach Sought As a Player by Celtics
• Lefkowitz Gains as Choice Of Republicans for Mayor; Lefkowitz Looms as Candidate Of the Republicans for Mayor
• Hospital Workers Picket
• Syracuse Buys Leja
• Top Posts Are Shifted By Clary Corporation
• Senate Authorizes Red-Satellite Aid; Senate Passes Bill Authorizing President to Aid Soviet Satellites
• RESULTS OF TOUR SATISFYING NIXON; Response Surprises Him -- He Stresses G.O.P. Build-Up
• Washington; How to Transform Failure Into Success
• REALTY LEGION POST TO ELECT OFFICERS
• Article 1 -- No Title
• Food-for-Peace Aide Named
• RICHARD TUNICK
• Vote Set on Merger Plan
• 'Imperialism' Opposed
• Kettering Cancer Unit Will Benefit Monday
• MANUEL CHAUSKY
• Army Will Purchase Only American Coal For European Use; ARMY REVAMPING COAL PURCHASES
• LANDIS QUESTIONED OVER F.C.C. REFORM
• COLONIALISM END ASKED IN RELIGION; India Bishop Looks to Free Asia and Africa Churches
• McNamara -- Driscoll
• PRIVATE COLLEGES NOTE FULL ROLLS; But Report Says Some of Larger Institutions in the State Have Vacancies
• Houston Seeks Italian Trade
• CUBA TO TRAIN LATINS; Brazilian Peasants to Study Castro's Agrarian Policies
• Brazil to See Moscow Ballet
• 4 U.S. BOXERS GAIN IN MILITARY BOUTS
• Article 6 -- No Title
• South African Author Cleared
• DEBUTS IN ITALY WON BY 6 OPERA SINGERS
• ORTHODOX JEWS ATTACK TOYNBEE; Leaders of 2 Bodies Score Stand on Intermarriage
• LEMAY BELIEVED SET TO HEAD AIR FORCE
• Operetta: 'The Grand Duke' Offered; Rarely Staged Gilbert and Sullivan Work American Savoyards at the Greenwich News
• Minnesota Errors Costly
• AIDE ON AFRICA NAMED; J.W. Frederick Is Chosen for Post in State Department
• Seasoned Rhubarb Pie